Oh, a yaoi mule.

@Crusnik - It's a completely made up word. Whereas Seme means giver and uke means receiver, seke means....nothing. Fangirls just smushed Seme and uke together because they are unimaginative and rabid. *nods nods* They're simply too hung up on stereotypes to accept that most relationships are more fluid than the stiff seme/uke model.